Present Value of an Annuity

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you should explain how you got the annuity formula - talk about geometric progression

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I appreciated the explanation of what the formula actually means. (first 3 minutes.) Thank you!

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[@financialcounting5603]

Amazing way of clarifying what an annuity is and how to determine its PV! It has many useful applications such as determining the price of a mortgage, since it is a series of equal cash outflows.

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Thanks so much for this video I was so confused this is very informative!!!

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Great explanation thank you so much!

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Great video making this key concept very simple!

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thank you for explaining the "factor" element. that was throwing me previously

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[@Daniel.Hernandex]

awesome video. made it seem soooo simple. thank you so much for your help.

[@akhliyoribragimov9185]

How did you get 4.21236?

[@lizjk4]

What happens to the present value of an annuity when the interest is compounded more frequently? For example, monthly or quarterly.

[@Edspira]

You adjust the number of periods and the interest rate to reflect the difference. For example, if you were to do quarterly you would multiply the number of periods by 4 (since there are quarters in one year) and divide the interest rate by 4. Then you compute the PV as you would normally.

[@IVideo8]

I need to calculate the right of use present value of lease payments, the lease payments increases by 3% a year, how can I do that?

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Beautifully done!

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I have my exam in 2 hours.

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[@mollisixx]

Then for present value of an annuity due would you multiply the present value of the ordinary annuity times (1+r)?

[@professorikram]

Yup. That's correct!

[@austin3201]

How do you came up with the answer 4.21236

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how did you wnd up with 4.21236?

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He is great

[@J3ST8]

This is rocket science

[@kemerios1]

What if there is no deposit at 2 and 4? how do you calculate that?

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Thank you so muuch

[@anjelenemartinez9047]

How did you get the 4.21236?

[@andyzzz5398]

I can't see what is the different between Present Value; Present Value Annuity; Future Value; Future Value Annuity; excuse me, do you mind for ask me with the details and give me advice, thanks

[@asharockz7]

I'm replying late but anyway.. Present value means finding out present value of say $100 which we receive *after* say 2 years time. Present value of annuity means finding out present value of $100 that we receive *every year for next 2 years*

[@natalieshinobi3454]

what is the first payment starting 2 years from now?

[@emanuelkubatayev7901]

what is the purpose of this formula? I understood PV of single cash flow, but what is PV mean in this formula?

[@emanuelkubatayev7901]

Cash Depreciation? Does it mean things like inflation?

[@Mcwangr]

Thank you

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+Wayne Risner No problem!

[@jamietan1122]

is this the same as growing annuity?

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Didn't explain how we get the 100

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Thank you :) good job!

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

So where does the 6% come from? What does it represent in the real world?

[@natashac3358]

the rate i think

[@Syndicate205]

The long term U.s treasury bond rate is the usual benchmark.

[@sumalathab5117]

Now only I came to know how to calculate present value of annuity

[@ronaldc1582]

What if the cash flow every year is not $100?

[@wendyzhang1920]

Hi, anyone knows why 500 euros received each year (total amount of 25,000) but only have to invest about 420 euros

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Nothing will make this easy

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say the last sentence earlier in this video

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